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Feijóo Rules Out No-Confidence Motion After Ábalos Sentencing
Alberto Núñez Feijóo rejects a no-confidence motion against Pedro Sánchez after the Supreme Court sentenced José Luis Ábalos. The PP demands early elections and calls on Sánchez’s allies to clarify their positions.
PP Intensifies Pressure on Mercedes González After Senate Controversy
The Partido Popular has escalated its actions against Mercedes González. New written questions target her Senate testimony and the creation of a post for Rubén Villalba. The government’s response is now under scrutiny.
Judge Sends Begoña Gómez, Wife of Pedro Sánchez, to Trial for Four Crimes
Begoña Gómez, wife of Spain’s prime minister, is set to stand trial for four alleged crimes. The decision by Judge Peinado has triggered intense political and judicial debate. The case could reshape Spain’s political landscape.
Judge Peinado Faces Scrutiny Over Measures Against Begoña Gómez
Judge Juan Carlos Peinado’s decision to seize Begoña Gómez’s passport has intensified debate over judicial conduct in Spain. The move, citing flight risk, raises questions about proportionality and the boundaries of legal investigations.
PP Faces Police Backlash Over Judge Peinado's Remarks in Gómez Case
Judge Peinado's move to send Begoña Gómez to trial has sparked sharp police union protests. The PP supports security forces but admits Gómez's guilt is unproven. The CGPJ may discipline the judge.
CGPJ Considers Disciplinary Action Against Judge Peinado Over Remarks on Police and Begoña Gómez
The General Council of the Judiciary is set to decide on opening a disciplinary case against Judge Peinado. His statements about police possibly aiding Begoña Gómez's escape have triggered internal debate. The Council's response could set a precedent.
Madrid Court Holds Key to Begoña Gómez’s Trial Amid Legal Disputes
The fate of Begoña Gómez now depends on the Madrid Provincial Court. Pending appeals could overturn the decision to open a jury trial. The case has triggered legal and political tension at the highest level.
PSOE Reacts Strongly After Judge Imposes Restrictions on Begoña Gómez
A Madrid judge has imposed strict measures on Begoña Gómez, wife of Spain's Prime Minister. The decision has triggered a wave of anger within the PSOE, with party leaders denouncing the move as politically motivated.
Feijóo Faces Declining Approval Despite PP’s Electoral Strength
Alberto Núñez Feijóo leads Spain’s most powerful party, but his personal ratings continue to fall. Surveys show less enthusiasm among PP voters, raising questions about his impact on the party’s prospects.
Sánchez Orders Halt to Further Judicial Concessions Amid Political Pressure
Pedro Sánchez has instructed his team to stop yielding to judicial pressure after a judge targeted his wife. The government now defends key figures and prepares for a combative end to the legislative term.
Police Unions Condemn Judge Peinado Over Claims on Begoña Gómez's Security Detail
Spain's main police unions have sharply criticized Judge Juan Carlos Peinado. His suggestion that officers protecting Begoña Gómez could aid her escape has triggered a rare united response. The unions call the claims baseless and damaging.
Government Outrage After Judge Orders Trial and Passport Seizure for Begoña Gómez
A Madrid judge has ordered Begoña Gómez, wife of the Prime Minister, to stand trial and surrender her passport. The decision has triggered a fierce backlash from government officials and the PSOE.
Feijóo Criticizes Congress Block on Confidence Motion Amid Political Tensions
The Congress leadership blocked a key motion from the PP, intensifying the standoff with Pedro Sánchez. Feijóo denounced the move in Valencia, while the party's regional leadership remains unsettled.
Court Opens Trial Against Begoña Gómez and Imposes Travel Ban
A Madrid judge has opened a criminal trial against Begoña Gómez, wife of the Prime Minister. Her passport has been withdrawn and she is barred from leaving Spain. The decision follows demands from far-right groups and marks a rare step in Spanish democracy.
Junts' Unpredictable Votes Deepen Tensions in Spanish Parliament
Junts' shifting votes in Congress are reshaping alliances and fueling uncertainty. The party's recent support for PP and Vox initiatives has heightened tensions ahead of a key EU court ruling on the amnesty law.
Sánchez Leaves Zapatero to Decide Fate of Controversial Jewels
Pedro Sánchez refuses to intervene in the case of jewels kept by Zapatero. The president insists on public use but avoids direct criticism. Election timing for 2027 remains open.
Sánchez Stands Alone Against EU Deportation Camps at Brussels Summit
Pedro Sánchez openly opposed EU leaders' push for deportation camps. The Spanish president defended Spain's regularization of migrants, highlighting its unique context. The debate exposes deep divisions over migration policy in Europe.
Congress to Vote on Confidence Motion Against Pedro Sánchez Before Summer Recess
The Congress Board has agreed to allow a debate on a confidence motion targeting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. Calls for snap elections were blocked, but the issue will reach the chamber in the final session before summer.
State Prosecutor Refuses Senate Questions on PSOE 'Fontanera' Visits
State Prosecutor Teresa Peramato declined to answer senators' questions about meetings between PSOE's 'fontanera' and the Fiscalía. She insisted on the institution's independence and rejected claims of political interference.
PP leadership maintains stance on González Amador payments amid Quirón case
The PP leadership insists the González Amador case is a private matter, despite new reports on million-euro payments from Quirón. Meanwhile, the party pushes for early elections and Sánchez's resignation in Congress.
Judge Peinado Opens New Probe Into Red.es Contract Linked to Begoña Gómez
A Madrid judge has launched a separate investigation into a Red.es contract after the European Public Prosecutor’s Office reported possible misconduct. The case involves a €4 million award to Juan Carlos Barrabés, with ties to Begoña Gómez.
Government Stands Firm Behind Zapatero Amid Ongoing Investigation
The Spanish government maintains support for José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero after a judge declined precautionary measures. The unresolved issue of high-value jewelry continues to test the credibility of the former prime minister and the PSOE.
PP, Vox and Junts Unite in Congress to Demand Immediate Elections
A rare coalition of PP, Vox and Junts called for snap elections in Congress. The move comes after the parliamentary board blocked a vote on the motion. Tensions rose as accusations of government weakness and corruption dominated the debate.
Hyperbole Dominates Spanish Political Debate Amid Ultra-Populist Rhetoric
Exaggerated statements have become routine in Spain's political arena. Ultra-populist rhetoric is pushing hyperbole into daily debate, blurring facts and shifting the tone of parliamentary exchanges.
Begoña Gómez: how school moms remember her
Begona Gomez Beyond the Headlines: How She's Talked About in the School Chat. Begona Gomez is once again at the center of attention, but not because of high-profile cases. One of the mothers who knew her from the school routine shared what she was like away from the cameras. Details have surfaced that rarely make it into the press.
Miguel Ángel Gómez: the Low-Profile Son-in-Law of Pedro Sánchez With a Film Industry Career
Begoña Gómez’s Brother: The Quiet Life of Pedro Sánchez’s Relative. Miguel Ángel Gómez, brother of Begoña Gómez and brother-in-law of Pedro Sánchez, has found himself in the spotlight due to his career in cinema and his relationship with interior designer Fayette Proper. His journey is not public, but it draws interest.
Pedro Sánchez Gifts Pope Leo XIV an Olive Bonsai: The Meaning Behind the Gesture
A Bonsai from Pedro Sánchez for the Pope: A Symbol Sparking National Debate. Pedro Sánchez gave Pope Leo XIV an unusual gift — a 13-year-old olive bonsai. This gesture has become a talking point not only for its symbolism, but also for the special care such a plant requires.
Begoña Gómez at the Center of Scandal: Who Supported Pedro Sánchez’s Wife
Who Stands with Begoña Gómez: Unexpected Faces in Her Circle of Support. Begoña Gómez found herself in the spotlight after the incident with Vito Quiles. For the first time, the names of her close friends who didn't turn away have become known. Around the wife of Pedro Sánchez—new discussions and unexpected details.
Félix Bolaños and Carlos Cuerpo explained why the budget is being delayed again
Félix Bolaños and Carlos Cuerpo postpone budget update indefinitely. Félix Bolaños and Carlos Cuerpo have once again left Spain without clarity regarding the budget. Their statements, made during a visit to the new prosecutor's office premises, heightened tensions among coalition partners.
Debate in the Madrid Assembly escalates over opposition to mass legalization of migrants
Debate Erupts in Madrid Over María Corina Machado’s Visit and Migration Reform. María Corina Machado’s visit to Madrid has sparked heated debate between Ayuso and the opposition. Amid discussions of mass migrant legalization, tensions in the Assembly have reached a peak.
Spain strengthens military cooperation with Kyiv amid new EU decisions
Zelensky Honors Margarita Robles for Supporting Ukraine and Discusses Military Aid. In Kyiv, the President of Ukraine met with Spain's Minister of Defense. Military support and the expansion of the SAFE program were discussed. Robles received a high Ukrainian award.
Madrid authorities urge halt to new decree legalizing 500,000 foreigners
Supreme Court to Consider Madrid’s Lawsuit Against Mass Legalization of Migrants. The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the Madrid government's lawsuit against the legalization of over 500,000 migrants. Ayuso's team argues that the measure threatens security and overloads public services. The decision could affect the entire country.
Fuel only enough until June: What will happen to flights from Spain this summer
Spanish Oil Companies Warn of Jet Fuel Supply Risks This Summer. Spanish oil companies guarantee jet fuel supplies only until June. Authorities and the industry are seeking solutions amid instability in the Persian Gulf. The tourist season may be at risk.
Why the Visit of a Venezuelan Opposition Leader Provoked a Sharp Reaction in Madrid
Spanish Foreign Minister Criticizes María Corina Machado for Meeting Only with Right-wing Figures. Spain’s Foreign Minister has criticized María Corina Machado for her choice of interlocutors. She refused contact with the government despite offers of support. Authorities call this approach unfair.
Spanish authorities debate restrictions for foreign real estate buyers
Pedro Sánchez Uses Barcelona Summit to Pressure Housing Market. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez advocated for stricter regulations on foreign property buyers at the Barcelona summit. Authorities are considering new measures amid rising prices and a shortage of affordable housing.
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